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Wellbeing
As we observe the demographic realities unfold, it is time that Mexican society, government, and institutions reframe their approach towards the elderly. Aging is not a burden but a natural life stage that we should prepare for, respect, and celebrate.
Business
Every day, 2,396 street sweepers in Mexico City tackle an astonishing 169 roads, roughly equating to 3,167 kilometers, and collect a staggering 548 tons of waste. Yet, despite their tireless efforts, they often work in precarious conditions, sometimes even without proper equipment.
Business
Mexico's south-southeast region is a paradox in the global energy landscape—a treasure trove of natural gas, yet starved of the very resource it abundantly produces. Imagine sitting on a goldmine but lacking the tools to dig! This is not just a local issue; it's a national dilemma.
Business
Mexico's employment landscape blooms as IMCO's analysis reveals a 1.9% annual job growth, driven by women, with a surge in formal employment and labor income. Addressing income disparity remains pivotal for a more inclusive economy.
History
Karl Marx, born in 1818, navigated 19th-century Europe's tumultuous era, producing seminal works like the “Manifesto of the Communist Party”. Amidst rapid urbanization and political upheaval, Marx's insights into societal structures and capitalism's dynamics remain crucial readings today.
Business
The Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO) reveals alarming gender-based income disparities in Mexico. Women earn 35% less than men on average, with mothers earning 57% less than fathers. This disparity underlines the urgent need for gender-centric policies to promote economic equality.
Business
Mexico's economy thrives: Inflation eases, foreign investments soar, and steady growth persists. Challenges addressed, gender disparities and energy infrastructure, as the nation aims for a competitive future.
Business
Recognizing the changing dynamics in the construction workforce, the UNAM has partnered with the Mexican School of Construction and Holcim to offer a professional training course that welcomes both men and women. The traditionally male-dominated industry is witnessing a significant shift.
Business
Mexico's housing model since 2000 has proven profitable for real estate sectors but posed societal challenges for mortgage holders. With high-interest rates and homes located in distant, underdeveloped areas, many regret their investment.
Science
Bacillus paralicheniformis, a powerful bacterium from the Sonoran Desert, emerges as a sustainable ally in agriculture, combating nematode threats naturally. Its potent nematicidal activity promises eco-friendly crop protection, heralding a greener future for farmers and the environment.
Science
Glyphosate, widely used in agriculture for weed control, also serves as a chemical ripener in sugarcane farming. However, concerns over its biosafety and ecological impact have led to the exploration of alternatives. Recent research shows promising results.
Business
Nowadays, few developments have caused as much upheaval and anticipation as the impending death of the cookie. Cookies, those small pieces of data stored on users' browsers, have been the backbone of targeted advertising and user tracking for decades. However, with increasing concerns about user privacy and data protection,
Business
Law has consistently served as an essential instrument in humanity’s progress, both promoting justice and, at times, serving as a tool of repression. María Patricia Lira Alonso, from UNAM, discusses the dual nature of law, emphasizing the gender perspective in legal processes.
Science
Discover the future of healthy fats in food technology: Galactomannan esters, a novel oleogelator, offer a promising solution to replace unhealthy fats in various products. A groundbreaking innovation with potential benefits for both consumers' well-being and the food industry.
Business
The narrative of Mexican peasants reveals fortitude amidst neoliberal economic pressures. Beginning in 1982, state support dwindled, pushing many towards financial instability. In response, peasants embraced self-consumption, labor migration, and organic farming.
Business
A new study by CIAD shows state-level tobacco taxes in Mexico can improve public health & boost revenue. A win-win strategy for a healthier, wealthier nation.